Initiated by a series of papers of Mandelbrot and Wallis [1]}, [2]}, [3]}, the fractal dimensional analysis of geophysical variables, over a time period, has become an established tool for the investigation of the dynamics of the systems. This has been followed by applications of the technique to various geophysical phenomena [4]}, [5]}, [6]}. The geophysical phenomena, particularly climate variability and trends, have significant environmental and socio-economic impacts. Understanding the emergent fractal structures embedded in certain geographic distributions of physical quantities will lead to further discoveries and characterizations of these quantities.
